Legendary Son-in-Law: The Man with Poison Talismans

A small fragment of the Illusionary Demon Stone has been discovered.

The Soulfire Rune has been discovered.

The cloth shoes were found.

The animal hide belt has been discovered.

The bronze helmet has been discovered.

The Taoist bracelet has been discovered.

The demon-slaying has been discovered.

20 gold coins have been discovered...

There were several bottles of medicine on the ground, and Lin Mu frantically rummaged through them to get them into his clothes.

"Oh no! He stole our monster!" The little mage stamped her foot, her voice even shriller, "Brother, you have to do something about it!"

Lin Mu didn't even look up and continued picking up the items.

With the last piece of equipment in hand, he turned and ran.

"stop!"

The voice of a male Taoist priest came from behind, steady and imposing.

Lin Mu ignored him and plunged into the woods.

The young female mage stamped her feet anxiously as she watched Lin Mu's fleeing figure.

"Brother, hurry and chase after him! He's all alone, and all the good stuff is on him!"

The male Taoist priest did not move.

He stood there, looking in the direction where Lin Mu had disappeared, his brows furrowed slightly. That person gave him a familiar feeling.

"elder brother!"

The little mage turned around, her face flushed red. "If you don't chase after them now, it will be too late! We saw that orc warrior first!"

"He hit me first, so the blame lies with him."

The young female mage pouted, her eyes instantly reddening, "How could you side with outsiders! Those equipment were clearly..."

"enough."

The male Taoist priest glanced at her indifferently.

With just one glance, the young female mage was like a duck with its neck being choked, swallowing back the rest of her sentence.

She stomped her foot, turned her head away, and muttered, "Bad people, they're all bad people..."

The male Taoist priest ignored her and slowly walked to the corpse of the orc warrior.

On the ground lay a massive body, its eyes ripped open, the dark red blood in its sockets already dried.

He then looked to the side, where a broken iron sword lay on the ground.

He picked it up and looked at it.

The most ordinary iron sword.

Did he really kill the orc warrior all by himself using just this?

The male Taoist priest frowned even more deeply.

Chapter 32 Harvest

The male Taoist priest stood up and patted the dirt off his hands.

"Let's go."

The young female mage turned around, her face filled with disbelief: "Leave? Just like that?"

"Ah."

"Why!" the little female mage's voice shrieked again. "He's all alone! The two of us are fighting him alone; he won't even be able to escape!"

"and then?"

"Then...then take everything from him!"

The male Taoist priest looked at her, his gaze as calm as a stagnant pool.

The young female mage felt a little uncomfortable being stared at, and her voice trailed off: "We were the ones who saw it first..."

"Do you think someone who can single-handedly kill an orc warrior would be easy?"

The male Taoist priest withdrew his gaze and said calmly, "The situation is unclear, so it's not advisable to provoke them lightly."

"But……"

"Just an orc warrior," he said calmly, glancing at the little mage. "Not worth it."

The young female monk wanted to say something, opened her mouth, but ultimately didn't dare to utter a sound.

Her brother usually dotes on her, but when he speaks in this tone, it means he's really committed.

The male Taoist priest turned around and walked in another direction.

"Alright, now that the orc warrior has been killed, it's time to level up. You're all grown up and only level 15, you're such a worry."

The young female mage glanced back at the orc warrior's corpse, stomped her foot, and reluctantly followed.

As soon as Lin Mu rushed out of the woods, he patted the brocade pouch and mounted his horse.

He squeezed his legs together, and the horse took off running.

But he didn't dare take the main road, choosing instead the forest trails, riding his horse darting left and right through the woods, ignoring the stinging branches that whipped his face.

After running for an unknown amount of time, the ponies began to slow down.

The horse was panting heavily, with white foam at the corners of its mouth, and its steps were getting heavier and heavier.

Lin Mu patted the brocade pouch, put the horse back, and released another one.

He mounted his horse and continued running.

……

By daybreak, the third horse was also too exhausted to run.

Lin Mu stopped, sat down against a big tree, and gasped for breath.

The sky was already turning a pale white, and morning mist filled the forest, with birdsong echoing everywhere.

He sat on the ground, looking at the hazy shadows of trees in the distance, and suddenly burst out laughing.

Laughing at myself for being timid.

He also laughed at himself for being lucky to be alive.

He ran all night, but the other party didn't catch up.

He took out a water bottle from his storage bag and took a big gulp.

The cool water slid down my throat, and I felt much more refreshed.

Then he took out the items from his Qiankun bag one by one, laid them out in a row on the ground, and began to count his spoils from the previous night.

The morning light filtered through the leaves, illuminating the spoils of war and making them shimmer with various colors.

The most eye-catching thing is that stone.

It's only the size of a fingernail, and its entire body is pale blue, like a drop of solidified seawater. When you hold it in your palm, you can feel a slight coolness seeping into your skin, which is indescribably comfortable.

[Phantom Stone Fragment (Small): Restores 1 mana point every 30 seconds when equipped. Required Level: 1.]

This thing is great. Although the recovery isn't fast, it's a steady, continuous process. While traveling or fighting monsters, your mana slowly increases on its own. Including the natural regeneration rate, it restores 3 mana points per minute, saving you a lot of money on potions.

He put on the small Phantom Stone Fragment directly and then picked up the next one.

cloth shoes.

The shoes have a grayish-white upper and a multi-layered sole; they look ordinary, no different from ordinary people's cloth shoes.

[Cloth Shoes: Defense 0-1, Requires Level 15. Can relieve leg fatigue.]

Lin Mu looked at it over and over again, and was secretly delighted.

The shoes aren't particularly great in terms of stats, but the "relieve leg fatigue" effect is incredibly useful. Before, while leveling up, my feet were constantly aching from running, and my legs felt like lead after a long run. With these shoes, traveling is much easier and saves me a lot of energy.

Animal skin belt.

The leather belt was dark brown, with several large and small buckles attached to it. It was roughly made but sturdy.

[Animal Hide Belt: Defense 0-1, Requires Level 15. Allows you to attach frequently used medicines or scrolls to the belt for easy access.]

This is useful.

When Lin Mu fights now, he has to retrieve his medicine from his Qiankun bag every time he needs it. Although it's quick, sometimes in that moment of distraction, the monster's axe is already above his head.

For example, if the mage who was killed by Lin Mu had had a belt, he would have drunk that bottle of Sun Water.

As for ordinary mortals' belts, Lin Mu had tried them before; they could hold weapons, but not medicine.

Unfortunately, the belt and shoes can't be put on yet.

Then there's the helmet.

It's cast in bronze, dark gold in color, with a small tuft of red tassels on top, making it look quite spirited.

Lin Mu picked it up and looked at its attributes. His hand trembled, and he almost dropped it.

【青铜头盔：防御0-1，道术0-3，需要等级10。】

Ordinary bronze helmets only have defensive attributes and do not add any Taoist magic.

This helmet directly adds 3 points to Taoist magic.

Extremely high quality.

He put it on right there and then.

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